Your career points towards one in which interpersonal relationships play a very prominent part.
Any job you undertake should be of a social nature, ideally offering you some scope for
negotiating. You should avoid work where you are primarily left on your own. In some cases this
would be of benefit, but there is a risk that it would merely lead to personal strain, especially where
the job was closely specified and structured. You are most likely to thrive in a busy office, or similar
environment, where there is a large amount of liaison work to be conducted.
Your capacity for being able to deal effectively with a wide range of people, including some who
are apt to be difficult, provides an indication as to the sort of manager with whom you might work
best. An intellectual, though perhaps shy and unpredictable, manager who lacks the ability or
inclination to communicate effectively with others, could offer you the ideal opportunity to display
your natural accomplishments.
In terms of those you manage, you should look for practical, grounded individuals with
well-established skills. You are unlikely to make a very directive manager, so you should choose
people who know what they are supposed to do and can be relied on to get on with it without
much direction.
In general, you should be at your best wherever team-building and versatility are valued. Rank and
position in the hierarchy will be less important. For you, people need to be treated with respect and
consideration in all circumstances.
You also show potential for generating the drive and dynamism which can motivate others in your
team. Make efforts to be honest and forthright without causing offence. If you can boost energy
levels without decreasing morale, others will come to value your abilities to realise goals and meet
deadlines.
On a final note, you need to take account of the role for which you are least suited. Your
judgements may be too swayed by emotion rather than by dispassionate reasoning. If you can
work in harmony with someone who is good at looking at options objectively, your performance is
likely to improve.